A virtual town hall is being held on Tuesday, Nov. 16, to discuss critical race theory, exploring what it is, what it isn’t, and the controversies that surround it.
The 15th Annual Lakeshore Fair Housing conference on Nov. 18 will explore the connection between zoning and unfair housing practices.
The new Sally Smoly Nature Playscape at Holland’s Window on the Waterfront is the downtown's first play space, and the Outdoor Discovery Center has more planned.
The city of Holland's neighborhood mini-grants are making neighborhoods more livable, and they're still available.
The Boys & Girls Club of Greater Holland will use a $50,000 grant to help advance digital equity for more Holland students and families.
The festival is centered around positive social, economic, and environmental impacts that complement the revitalization of Muskegon as a tourist attraction and a great place to live, work, and play, says Festival Director Carla Flanders.
On this week's episode of Michigan's State of Health, we're digging into how COVID strained Michigan's food system – and how we all can help to strengthen it.
Community health workers have been integral to getting the word out about COVID-19 vaccine safety and effectiveness.
U-M grad Hugh Davis went from pickleball repair guy to developing Revolin Sports’ sustainable paddles with plant-based fibers for the country’s fastest-growing sport.
A new paid apprenticeship program — a collaboration of GRCC, BCBS of Michigan, and West Michigan Works! — will allow high school graduates to "earn while they learn" certification in the health benefits industry.
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